Sentence examples for predominance implies from inspiring English sources
The CCR5 co-receptor tropism predominance implies that both resistant and non-resistant strains behave similarly in early infection.
The reduced respiratory exchange ratio in the septic mice implies predominance of fatty acid oxidation as compared to the sham animals that use carbohydrate as their main energy source [12], even though high lactate levels result in an increase in VCO2 and RER [25].
Again, the modeling of asymmetries in the long term component implies a predominance of real shocks.
The variable expression of these molecules in CTCs at different stages of disease implies the predominance of the EMT phenotype during disease evolution.
Those isolates with identical genotypes are thought to indicate recent transmission and a possible continuing transmission chain, while a predominance of unique 'non-clustered' isolates implies that most TB cases are caused by reactivation of remote infection [ 3, 4].
Moreover, the predominance of sterols without side-chain methylation implies that the 14α-demethylation step occurs before C-24 methylation and C-4 demethylation.
These results imply a predominance of the learned irrelevance mechanism even when any direct transfer of learning about exemplars in the pre-shift phase is precluded.
Models assuming HIV-1 evolution to be neutral estimate Ne∼102 104, smaller than the inverse mutation rate of HIV-1 (∼105), implying the predominance of stochastic forces.
We find that Ne∼103 104, substantially smaller than the inverse mutation rate of HIV-1, implying the predominance of stochastic forces underlying HIV-1 evolution in vivo.
Argument No. 2. Neuroinflammation is a two-sided phenomenon, with both neurodestructive and neuroprotective facets; the hypothesis in which inflammation leads to dementia would imply a predominance of the first over the latter.
This pattern implies an intuitive association between penetrating mechanism and severe hemorrhage, given the predominance of early fatality from penetrating injuries.
